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Name: Jon Newey,editor and publisher, Jazzwise
Comment: Sound and Music was a small record store that ran in Streatham next to Streatham Hill Station from 1965 to 1970ish. It was run by a classical music journalist, Robert Leslie. I worked as a Saturday jobber there for a few months in 1966/67. They sold a lot of jazz too and were one of the first to sell Freak Out! by the Mothers Of Invention. A new vinyl store is about to open in the same space, called Undercover.
(2022)
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“RECORDS CHEAPER. Write or phone for free list. LPs wanted for cash. SOUND AND MUSIC, 11 Sternhold Avenue, S.W.2. TUL 0976.”
I also found an entry on 'All In London' (with a photo of the shop front) at this link:
https://www.allinlondon.co.uk/directory/music-shops/193390-undercover-records
I see numbers 5-11 Sternhold Avenue, including the Undercover shop which had clearly recently closed, were auctioned by Savills in 2021. No idea what they are now, but clear from the listing that all the units were in dire need of modernisation and repair.